Hi,

i'm using below code to take health checks for different servers, but I'm getting garbage output in log file, for example : if I fire command "cat /opt/telorb/axe/loadingGroup01_1/Outage/OutageReport* | tail -2" in log file it is coming as Proc_m0_s13$ cat /opt/telorb/axe/loadingGroup01_1/Outage/OutageReport* | tail <b/axe/loadingGroup01_1/Outage/OutageReport* | tail                         -2

Please help me to overcome this problem ........

$exp = new Expect;
    $exp->restart_timeout_upon_receive(1);
    $exp->spawn("ssh -l $nodeuser $ip\r");
    $exp->log_file("$logpath/$node_name/$node_name.log", "w");
    $exp->expect($timeout,
                ['-re', 'Password:',sub{
                    $exp->send("$nodepass\r");
                }
                ],
                ['-re', 'password:',sub{
                    $exp->send("$nodepass\r");
                }
                ]);
#     $exp->send("$nodepass\r");
     $exp->expect($timeout,"*");
#          $exp->notransfer(1);
    $exp->expect($timeout,
        [
            timeout =>
            sub {
                die "login Time Out\n";
            }
        ],
        [    '-re', "$prompt", 
            sub {
                my $self = shift;
                foreach my $priority (sort {$a<=>$b} keys %priority_co
+mmands) 
                {
                    my %all_commands = %{$priority_commands{$priority}
+};
                foreach my $commands (keys %all_commands) 
                {
                    $self->clear_accum();
                    $self->restart_timeout_upon_receive(1);
                    $commands =~ s/[\r\n]//g;                        
                    $self->send("$commands\n") ;
                    sleep 2;
                    while(1){
                        sleep(1);
                        $self->expect( [ qr/MORE/i,sub{
                        $self->send_slow(" ");
                        exp_continue; 
                        } ],
                        ['-re', "$prompt",{ last } ]);
                    }
                    sleep 2;
                }
                }
            }
        ],
        [
                eof =>
                sub {
                    die "ERROR: could not spawn SSH.\n";
                }
            ]
        ); 
#     $exp->clear_accum();    
    $exp->expect($timeout,$prompt);
    $exp->send("exit\n");
    $exp->log_file(undef);
    $exp->soft_close();
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it seems that it is a default terminal line-length problem, not really a Perl problem ........... So, can anyone please guide me to how I'll increase the terminal width ....... <\p>

Thanks in advance .....

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